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Resale view — median sold price, last 12 months. New vs new, used vs used.
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About wholesale beanies on Closo
Prices start at $59 and reach $1,793 for the biggest loads. The lots come from 15 vetted U.S. suppliers, so the shelf refills from more than one warehouse.
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These are case packs and boxes, so a courier can deliver them. Every listing carries the supplier's manifest notes, the unit count, the declared retail value and Closo's own resale comps. Knit beanies, cuffed caps, pom hats, slouch beanies and fleece-lined winter knits in bulk. This shelf is deliberately narrower than the headwear stamp the catalogue uses internally: caps and visors are a separate buy with a separate season, and mixing them into one page helps nobody. Beanies are a seasonal, high-turn, low-unit-cost line — the trade buys them in summer against a winter sell-through, and a single design in a dozen colourways is normal for a lot. Listings state the piece count, the colour mix where declared, and whether the goods are blank for decoration or already branded.
Beanies lots — questions buyers ask
What buyers ask before they take a lot from this shelf.
Blank or branded beanies?
Both are on this shelf and the title says which. Blanks are bought for embroidery and screen print; branded overstock is bought to resell as-is and carries resale comps beside the price.
When do beanies sell?
From October through January in most of the United States, which is why the lots are cheapest between May and August. Buying in season means paying the seasonal price.
How many colours come in a lot?
Whatever the supplier packed, and it is often one design across several colourways. The listing gives the colour breakdown when they declared one.
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